Xiong Tingbi (1569- 1625), a general in the late Ming Dynasty, was named Bai Fei,No. Zhigang, Han nationality, and was a Wanli scholar in Huguang Jiangxia (now Wuchang, Hubei). He was promoted to suggestion by pushing officials and inspected Liaodong. In the thirty-sixth year of Wanli (1608), Xiong Tingbi was ordered to inspect Liaodong. In the forty-seventh year of Wanli (16 19), Levin, assistant minister of the right Ministry of War, was in charge of Liaodong, recruiting exiles, purging military orders, building chariots, controlling firearms, digging trenches to repair cities and guarding cities. Xizong ascended the throne, and in the first year of the apocalypse (162 1), Jianzhou rebels attacked Liaoyang, and later served as the governor of Liaodong. Wang Huazhen, the governor of Guangning (now Beizhen, Liaoning Province), was at odds, which eventually led to a rout and the fall of Guangning. As a disciple of party member Ye at that time, he was criticized by the Party. Five years (1625) wrongful death, spread in Jiufang.